Towards open Government The Anchor June-July 2011

EDITORIAL
Hasten strides towards

an open government

Over the years citizens of the Republic of Kenya have hoped to benefit from the range of taxes they pay to the State, yet these hopes have been dashed.

SEUCO in Machakos The Anchor June-July 2011

South Eastern University College

 heralds a new dawn for Ukambani

South Eastern University College (SEUCO), a Public University College and the first to set foot in Ukambani is a successor to Ukamba Agricultural Institute (UKAI). UKAI started in the 1970s as one of the institutes established to harness the country’s skilled and semi-skilled human labour into productive development.

Konza Ranch's quest for sub-division. The Anchor June-July 2011

Why farmers want

to split Konza Ranch

The following is an abridged version of a presentation by the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Konza Ranch Mr David Mutangili during a public hearing of the National Environment Management Authority(NEMA) on the pro-posed sub-division of the ranch to its owners

The Anchor June-July 2011

Alarm over  rising sexual

assault cases in Mwala

 Mwala district commissioner Ms Florence Amoit has expressed concern over increasing cases of child defilement and rape in the district. Citing official records, she said incidents of child defilement and rape had attained a worrying trend and vowed to ensure the culprits do not escape justice.

The Anchor June-July 2010

ACCOUNTABILITY

Pressure mounts on VP to account

for his long tenure in Parliament

TENSION is rising in Kitui County as Water and Irrigation Minister Charity exerts political pressure on Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka to account for his long tenure as MP and member of Cabinet.

The Anchor June- July- Main Story

America’s ultimatum to MP is…

A noose for Mwau

John Harun Mwau: Denies he's Kingpin

JOHN Harun Mwau  has a fully fledged war ahead of him. The Kilome Member of Parliament and aspiring Senator of Makueni county may well kiss away any aspirations he has in politics as long as the tag of a global drug kingpin hangs around his bushy neck.